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Hidden East Anglia:

Landscape Legends of Eastern England

 

Old stones:

 

           NORFOLK

 

           SUFFOLK

Beeston Regis ~ Farmer Reynolds' stone Barrow ~ The highwayman's stone
Cockley Cley ~ The turning milestone Blaxhall ~ The Blaxhall Stone
Flegg Hundred ~ The dole stone Bungay ~ The Druid's Stone
Geldeston ~ The Geld Stone Chediston ~ Cedd's Stone
Gorleston ~ The Gull Stones Debenham ~ The Groaning Stone
Hardley ~ The haunted cross-stone Fornham St. Martin ~ The Hiring Stone
Harleston ~ Herolf's Stone Harleston ~ The immovable stone
Itteringham ~ Druid's Stones Hartest ~ The Hartest Stone
Lyng ~ The Great Stone of Lyng Letheringham ~ The stone on Dragarse Hill
Merton ~ The Merton Stone Lowestoft ~ The Witches' Stones
Oxborough ~ The running stone Mendlesham ~ The Preaching Stone
Sheringham ~

The cock crow stones

The haunted heap of stones

Middleton ~

The Devil's stone

Oulton ~

George Edwards' stone

Southery ~

The Magic Stone of Southery

  'Stonhams' area ~ The stone by the gate
South Lopham ~ The Ox-Foot Stone   Wattisham ~ Wattisham Stone
Stockton ~ Stockton Stone   Wenhaston ~ The Devil's Stone
Winterton ~ The Stone   Whepstead ~ The Baal Stone
      Woolverstone ~ Wulf's Stone
                      ESSEX
Beauchamp Roding ~ The stone that went up the hill
      Dedham ~ The sarsen gravestone
      Gestingthorpe ~ The turning stone
      Great Dunmow ~ The Jumping Stone
      Little Waltham ~ The witch's stone of Scrapfaggots Green
      Magdalen Laver ~ The growing stone
      Newport ~ The Leper Stone
      Saffron Walden ~ The Hangman's Stone
      South Weald ~ The breeding stone
      Thundersley ~ The Devil's Stone

 

Extra: Significant stones

Extra: The Stone Index

 

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